Moreover, according to a UN News article, a total of 71 new reactors are under construction. A number of countries, such as South Korea, China, Russia, France, the United Kingdom, Poland and Argentina, intend to expand aggressively, and Japan is contemplating a return to nuclear energy. This implies that demand for uranium, and consequently its price, will…
Cornwall care agency collapses and ‘rebrands’ leaving massive tax debt Cornwall Live Read the original article here
SUPREME COURT Pre-2016 DRT Recovery Certificate Cannot Trigger Insolvency Under Presidency Towns Insolvency Act: Supreme Court Case Title : H.D.F.C. BANK LIMITED VERSUS KISHORE K. MEHTA (DEAD) THR. LRS. Case Number : CIVIL APPEAL NO. 4211 OF 2010 CITATION : 2026 LLBiz SC 234 The Supreme Court on Monday held that a recovery certificate issued…
999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited obtained protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act on July 13, 2026, continuing proposal proceedings it commenced after Canada Revenue Agency enforcement froze its principal operating account. Justice Myers granted the initial order just one day before the company would have been deemed bankrupt under its Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act…
Company behind major North Yorkshire town centre development denies insolvency rumours Yorkshire Post Read the original article here
Internal Affairs has confirmed it did not know Ratana had been made bankrupt three times. It also did not ask for receipts before accepting the company’s spending report. It has said Herald queries were “very serious” and it appealed to anyone who had information to make contact. Police have now been alerted too, after a…
Mor Cross Transport Services entered creditors’ voluntary liquidation in December. The company’s nature of business is given as freight transport by road, and the notice is categorised as a corporate insolvency appointment of liquidators. Statement of affairs published onto Companies House has revealed Mor Cross Transport Services has £1,126,411 of debts to settle with creditors.…
Backer of Oakridge-area condo complex sues developer after bankruptcy Vancouver Sun Read the original article here
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in Delhi has held that a proposed scheme of compromise under the Companies Act and ongoing one-time settlement (OTS) negotiations cannot prevent the admission of insolvency proceedings once financial debt and default are established. A bench of Judicial Member Justice N. Seshasayee and Technical Members Arun Baroka and…
When a crypto platform goes dark and locks users out of their own accounts, the legal machinery rarely moves fast enough to matter. In the case of Knaken Cryptohandel BV, a Rotterdam-based cryptocurrency exchange, it moved — and what it found was a grim picture. A Dutch court has declared the company and its affiliated…